Community Partnership Awardees 2004 - 2025

These awards recognize and highlight collaboration between Stanford and community organizations.

2025 Awardees

Stanford's 2025 Community Partnership Awards honored three community partnerships that address youth drug use, community well-being and mental health, and the challenges faced by English learners.

2024 Awardees

Three community partnerships that address educational equity, incarceration, and food access were honored with Stanford's 2024 Community Partnership Awards.

San Francisco Sheriff’s Office - Stanford Jail & Prison Education Project
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley - Stanford Medicine, a Community-Campus Partnership
Sunnyvale School District - Stanford Teacher Education Program Summer Explorations Program

2023 Awardees

Three community organizations addressing climate adaptation, domestic violence, and youth mental health were selected for Stanford's 2023 Community Partnership Awards.

Climate Resilient Communities: Our Communities Our Bay and Partnerships for Climate Justice in the Bay Area
Next Door Solutions and Stanford: Community-First Partnership
Stanford Redwood City Sequoia School Mental Health Collaborative

2022 Awardees

Three community organizations who responded to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic through health equity and who focus on youth mental health and elder care won Stanford's 2022 Community Partnership Awards.

Allcove Integrated Youth Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Programs partnership
Avenidas-Stanford Elder Care Partnership
Promotoras de Salud Community of Practice

2019 Awardees

Three community groups that focus on children’s health, welfare and education were selected for Stanford's 2019 Community Partnership Awards, .

2017 Awardees

Three community groups that are tackling real world problems and advancing the public good in neighboring cities won Stanford’s 2017 Community Partnership Awards.

Samaritan House Free Clinic of Redwood City
Grassroots Ecology
LABScI: Laboratory Activities for Broadened Scientific Inquiry

2016 Awardees

Three community groups that are tackling real world problems and advancing the public good in neighboring cities won Stanford’s 2016 Community Partnerships Awards. Another community organization has won the program’s inaugural Legacy Award.

Challenge Success
Stanford Language Center & International Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA, now Immigration Institute of the Bay Area)
Stanford/San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) Partnership
Legacy Award Winner – East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutoring (EPATT)

2015 Awardees

Three organizations were chosen to receive Stanford’s 2015 Community Partnership Awards, which honor the valuable partnerships that exist between Stanford and its neighbors, and celebrate community efforts that successfully tackle real-world problems and advance the public good.

Abilities United Employment Services Program (now AbilityPath)
Health Education for Life Program For Kids (HELP)
Student Clinical Opportunities for Premedical Experience (SCOPE)

2014 Awardees

Three community groups that are tackling real world problems and advancing the public good in neighboring cities were named winners of Stanford's 2014 Community Partnership Awards.

Raising Interest in Science and Engineering (RISE)
Special Needs Aquatic Program (SNAP)
Roadway Safety Solutions Team (RSST)

2013 Awardees

The 2013 Community Partnership Awards honored three service programs. Winners were selected based on their initiative, leadership and involvement in projects that embody the spirit of genuine partnership and benefit the overall community.

Stanford Academic Alliance for Global Enrichment (SAAGE)
Stanford at the Tech
Stanford GOALS Partnership

2012 Awardees

Three community groups and a Stanford University student group that are tackling real world problems and advancing the public good in neighboring cities were named winners of Stanford's 2012 Community Partnership Awards.

Dream Catchers
Canopy
InnVision/Stanford Project on Hunger (SPOON)

2011 Awardees

Three service organizations that partner with Stanford to benefit the local community were named winners of the 2011 Community Partnership Awards.

Peninsula Family Advocacy Program
Redwood Environmental Academy of Leadership
Project Safety Net

2010 Awardees

Three local service organizations were given Stanford's 2010 Community Partnership Awards.

Industry Initiatives for Science and Math Education (now Ignited)
Alumni Consulting Team, GSB
Shelter Network (Now LifeMoves)

2009 Awardees

The 2009 Community Partnership Awards were presented April 28 to three programs that benefit the local community and represent successful partnerships between Stanford and its neighbors.

Redwood City 2020 (Now Redwood City Together, an initiative of Redwood City 2020)
MayView Community Health Center (Now part of Ravenswood Family Heath Network)
Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto

2008 Awardees

The 2008 Community Partnership Awards celebrated programs that benefit the local community and represent successful partnerships between Stanford and its neighbors.

2007 Awardees

Three local organizations were presented with the university's 2007 Community Partnership Awards.

2006 Awardees

The third annual Community Partnership Awards were given to three organizations.

2005 Awardees

The 2005 Community Partnership Awards recognized three programs that benefit the local community and represent successful community partnerships between Stanford and its neighbors.

Community Working Group (now the Opportunity Center of the Midpeninsula, via Peninsula Healthcare Connection)
United Students for Veterans' Health
Youth Engaged in Leadership and Learning

2004 Awardees

In 2004, Stanford presented the first Community Partnership Awards to recognize individuals and programs that benefit the local community and represent successful community partnerships between Stanford and its neighbors.